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The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker (view source)
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[[File:WindWakerLinkHD.png|60px|left]]{{Main|The Wind Waker Story}} | [[File:WindWakerLinkHD.png|60px|left]]{{Main|The Wind Waker Story}} | ||
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On the day of [[Link]]'s birthday, his sister, [[Aryll]], is captured by the [[Helmaroc King]]. Link joins a group of [[Tetra's Pirates|pirates]] led by [[Tetra]] in order to rescue Aryll from the [[Forsaken Fortress]]. However, he is captured upon reaching the top of the fortress and thrown out. After meeting a sentient boat known as the [[King of Red Lions]], Link learns that in order to rescue his sister, he must ultimately face [[Ganon]]dorf, the true master of the Forsaken Fortress. Using the [[Wind Waker]], Link and the King of Red Lions travel all over the [[Great Sea]] in an attempt to locate the legendary [[Master Sword]] and find the lost kingdom of [[Hyrule]], including the power of the [[Triforce]]. | On the day of [[Link (The Wind Waker)|Link]]'s birthday, his sister, [[Aryll]], is captured by the [[Helmaroc King]]. Link joins a group of [[Tetra's Pirates|pirates]] led by [[Tetra]] in order to rescue Aryll from the [[Forsaken Fortress]]. However, he is captured upon reaching the top of the fortress and thrown out. After meeting a sentient boat known as the [[King of Red Lions]], Link learns that in order to rescue his sister, he must ultimately face [[Ganon]]dorf, the true master of the Forsaken Fortress. Using the [[Wind Waker]], Link and the King of Red Lions travel all over the [[Great Sea]] in an attempt to locate the legendary [[Master Sword]] and find the lost kingdom of [[Hyrule]], including the power of the [[Triforce]]. | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
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*[[The Wind Waker Sports Watch]] was a free GameStop giveaway in early 2003 with the purchase of a [[Nintendo GameCube]], used to get customers in GameStop stores, and to push sales for the GameCube and ''The Wind Waker''. | *[[The Wind Waker Sports Watch]] was a free GameStop giveaway in early 2003 with the purchase of a [[Nintendo GameCube]], used to get customers in GameStop stores, and to push sales for the GameCube and ''The Wind Waker''. | ||
*[[The Wind Waker Bobblehead Doll]] was a free limited giveaway at Target retail stores. | *[[The Wind Waker Bobblehead Doll]] was a free limited giveaway at Target retail stores. | ||
*[[The Wind Waker Yujin Gashapon Figures]] are a 5 piece set of small figures of [[Link]], [[Aryll]], and [[Tetra]]. These were released exclusively in Japan at 200 Yen a piece. | *[[The Wind Waker Yujin Gashapon Figures]] are a 5 piece set of small figures of [[Link (The Wind Waker)|Link]], [[Aryll]], and [[Tetra]]. These were released exclusively in Japan at 200 Yen a piece. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||